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★★★★★ Daniel Sullivan directs with his standard skill, Raúl Esparza, Lily Rabe head superb cast The post The Winter’s Tale: Shakespeare’s Romance Right for Summer appeared first on New York Stage Review .
★★★☆☆ Jean Lichty plays the title role in this unevenly acted revival also featuring Montego Glover and Robert Sean Leonard The post An American Daughter: Wendy Wasserstein’s Play Shows Its Age appeared first on New York Stage Review .
★★☆☆☆ The swift-tongued playwright takes on a flawed powerful woman, Sarna Lapine directs The post An American Daughter: Wendy Wasserstein Revival Falters appeared first on New York Stage Review .
The rising Broadway star traces his young life and career through music, with nods to classic rock, Alan Menken, and the Jonas Brothers The post Casey Likes: Back to the Past, as a Young’un Remembers It appeared first on New York Stage Review .
★★★☆☆ Andrew Stein’s tech-propelled drama comes at a most opportune moment The post Disruption: A Play That’s Less Disruptive Than It Thinks appeared first on New York Stage Review .
★★☆☆☆ Andrew Stein writes, Hersh Ellis directs, first-rate cast performs the contemporary probe The post Disruption: Algorithms, Relationships Examined, Disrupted appeared first on New York Stage Review .
★★★★★ A Broadway award-winner looks and sounds as winning as ever with fresh leading players The post Maybe Happy Ending: Resist Robophobia appeared first on New York Stage Review .
★★★★☆ The Cameron Mackintosh–produced show arrives at Radio City with 41 actors, 26 musicians, and a built-in fan base The post Les Misérables The Arena Concert Spectacular: Still Breaking Hearts and Triggering Tears appeared first on New York Stage Review .
★★★★☆ The mammoth concert version brings its world tour to an end in spectacular fashion at Radio City Music Hall The post Les Misérables The Arena Concert Spectacular: You Will Hear The People Cheer appeared first on New York Stage Review .
★★★★☆ Replacing Jonathan Groff, the Broadway veteran delivers a stellar turn in the musical that merits a repeat viewing. The post Just in Time: Jeremy Jordan Will Be Your Bobby Darin From Now On appeared first on New York Stage Review .
